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year: President, Hon. r. c. kellogg. Eliza.
BEETHOVEN; Y.-P., Elliott Brown, Willsboro;
Sec, c. Nj. pease, Crown Point; Treas, o. A.
| Phinney, Wadhams Mills. Crown Point was
chosen as the place for the next Reunion, which
will be held in June lS5s.
The survivors Of the l50th N. Y. held Re-
union at Poughkeepsie Oct. IL, il being the
18th anniversary Of their departure for the
seat Of war. Notwithstanding the day was
stormy, there were 262 comrades In attendance
They made short parade, keeping up the
original formations Of the different companies
The old regiment was assisted in the parade by
the two GAR. Posts Of the city, the Sons OF
Veterans and the militia. The dinner was
gotten mp by the Woman's Relief Corps, and
was a grand success. After dinner speeches
were made by Mayor Ellsworth, Col. A. b.
Smith, Maj. Gildersleeve, Chap. Bartlett and
Others. Poems were read by Chap. Vasser,
Wallace Bruce and J.. p. Hatch. The follow.
! ing officers were elected for the ensuing year
President, Gen. John IL. Ketcham V.-P's, Gen.
A. Ii. Smith and Lieut.-Col J. II. Cogshall
Treas, Lieut.. A. J. ostram; Sec, Geo. Ii. VIII
liams.
OHIO.
A. Nignos, Canton: The survivors of the
10th Ohio held a Reunion at Gettysburg, Pa,
recently. The following officers for the ensu-
ing year were elected: President, Maj. A.
l. ". :
Co. A Frederick Stahlman, Co. b; f. Nus
baum, Co. C; Harrison Failer, Co. ID; Capt.
John Nj. Lutz, Co. E; Christian Thomas, Co.
f; John yelling. Co. G; Capt. Gillon, Go. J.
The Committee on Finance reported a colec-
ton of S2i for expenses of Reunion. IL was
agreed that all surplus money collected over
expenses (22.50) be given the Secretary toward
a reduction of his expenses. The next Re-
union will be held at Meyers Lake, near Can
/ 1urinp N Of m {
Bummers next Summer.
j. ID. Ritter New Brighton, Pa: The surviv-
ors Of the 9th Ohio Cav. held their 2lst
annual Reunion at Willoughby, Oct. 4. About
75 of the boys were present accompanied by
their friends. Although the day was bad quite
an enjoyable time was spent. The next Reunion
| will he held at Warren Oct. 4, lSSs.
AlonzO Gleason, Van Vert: The survivors OF
the 18th Ohio held their 18th annual Reunion
at Mansfield recently. About 100 members OF
the regiment were present. The address OF
welcome was delivered by NJ. ID. Harter, and
was responded 10 by Capt. Lorenzo Danford.
In the evening rousing Campfire was held, at
which addresses were made 10y James nj. Ew-
ing. Scrg't Mufford, the old color bearer Of the
regiment; Hon. George A. Clngston, William
Ritter John b. Niman, Capt Gregg. Capt. 7. E.
Douglas, Commander w. q. Brumbsugh and
Capt. Lorenzo Danford. Friday morning a
business meeting was held in the Probate Court
room at the Court house. The Treasnrer's re-
port was read and adopted, which showed a
balance of $5.9s on hand. The new officers for
the ensuing year were elected, as follows: Presi-
dent, r. b. Brown; ice-Presidents, Field and
staff, A. j. Geason; Co. A, w. w. Mckinney
Co B, Oliver Barnett; Co. c, C. G. Clark; Co. ID,
II. ii. Stevens; Co. Z, Samuel Hilles; Co. +,
Thomas Collins; Co. G, ]. X. Bennett; Co. II,
John III. Barr; Co. j, A. c. Cummins; Co. X,
Jos. Cordner; Sec, J. NJ. Ewing; Treas, J. N.
Welker; Chap. j. A. Gleason; Color Bearer,
w. II. Mufiord. The next Reunion will be
held at st. Clairsville.
The survivors Of the 57th Ohio held Re-
union at Findlay Oct. H. One hundred and
thirty-four comrades were present, and a very
pleasant time was spent. The address was de-
liyered by Hon. John Mcclure, of Little Rock,
Ark. The next Reunion will be held at Paul
ding the third "Wednesday in September, lssS.
James L. Graham, Fort Wayne, Ind: The
survivors Of the old Ohio Brigade held Re-
union at st. LOuis during the National En-
campment Over so Of the members registered,
and all enjoyed themselves TO the utmost.
Addresses were made by Chaplain Frye, Gen.
Fuller and others.
LA. Cornell, New Philadelphia. Is getting up
a roster OF the survivors Of the 51st Ohio, and
desires the names, company and addresses OF
any and all comrades who ever belonged 70
that organization. He has quite list of the
members now, and will furnish the addresses
of any Of those lie may have or succeed in get
ting on receipt Of sufficient postage.
Samuel ]. Williams, Greenville: The sur
vivors Of the 9Th Ohio battery held their Sec
Ond annual Reunion at Piqua recently. An
address Of welcome was delivered by Rev. A. n.
Carson, Of Piqua responded TO on behalf of the
battery by ID. w. Gerard, of Charlottesville,
Ind After the addresses the boys sat down 10
bounteOus repast furnished by the comrades
aud their wives of Piqua. In the evening q
Campfire was held in the hall, presided over
/ by Lieut.. Cain. Speeches were made by several
comrades, and a royaN time was had until late
at night. On Thursday the business meeting
was held in the hall at 10 a. m. The minutes
Of the first Reunion held at Greenville, Sept
is, 1885, were read and adopted. The Core
spending Secretary, Samuel J. Williams, read
his report, giving expenditures fn receipts for
the year past. His report was adopted. Com
rade Sol. II. Smith, Of Lincoln, H., presented
each comrade with a roster of the battery, pre-
pared and printed by him. The battery elected
the following officers for the ensuing year
President. jeremiah Cain. Urbana, o.: V.-P.,
John ii. Rain. Piqua, o.; Rec Sec, ID. w Ger
ard, Charlottesville, Ind; Cor. Sec Samuel J.
Williams, Greenville, o.; Treas, Leopold Kie.
/ fer Piqua, o. The Executive Committee
elected was the officers as above. Piqua was
chosen as the place where the next Reunion
would be held; the time TO be in September
1883, the exact date 10 be hereafter selected BY
the Executive Committee
A Reunion Of the survivors of the 1st Ohio
was held at Piqua recently. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
President, Capt. Henry Dornbush; v.-P., w
w. Peterson; Sec. j. c. Cline; Cor. Sec, Johr
K. Moore; Treas, Robert Donahue.
PENNSYLVANIA.
A Reunion Of the survivors OF the 18th Pa
Cav was held on Wednesday afternoon, Oct
8, in the hall Of Sedgwick Post No az, at Leb
anon. The Preamble, Constitution and By
Laws as prepared by III. p. Meyer, OF Lebanon
were read by Col Thompson, and with som,
amendments adopted. All members of tn,
regiment who were present ut the meetin,
held at Gettysburg on Oct. 70, 1886 were electe(
members Of the association. The followin;
officers were elected for the ensuing year
President, Col. Coe Durland, Honesdale: V.
P's Licut.-Col. VIM. NJ Thompson, Pottsville
Maj. J.. b. Kurtz. Chambersburg; Sec, H. T
Meyer. Lebanon; Treas, Capt. III. g. Williams
Philadephia. An Executive Committee, .,
consist Of il members, will be appointed by tn,
President. IL was decided TO hold the mex
Reunion at Gettysburg in 1859. COMMITTEE
on Monument was appointed, consisting Of fv
members 10 communicate with the State an
thorities TO erect monument at GETTYSBURG
vote Of thanks was rendered Post No. ~ 70
the use Of its hall. In the evening a Campfir
was held in the Courthouse. Gen. j. p S
Goblin presided and Maj. II. =. Meyer delivers
the address Of welcome. Addresses were mad
by Col. Coe Durland. II. q. Williams, MAJ
Theo w. Bean and Maj. Grant Weidman. Com
rade Thomas ii. Kay Of Philadelphia attends
10 the comical norton of the Camnfre "Tha